Методичская разработка по теме "Пищевые привычки"

Eating habits

Eating habits

Eating habits

Breakfast

Breakfast

Find the odd word

* carrot, onion, cabbage, potato, strawberry

* bacon, beef, turkey, pork

* beer, lemonade, tea, sugar, coffee, juice

* grapes, apple, pear, ice-cream

* butter, cheese, yoghurt, bread, milk

Do you remember?

Dairy products

Poultry

Eating habits

• Pinch chocolate
• Bar sugar
• Slice of bread
• Teaspoon cheese
• Loaf milk
• Litre salt

bars

litres

teaspoons

pinch

slices

loaves

to slice

to pour

to beat

to peel

to chop

to grate

to melt

grate

melt

beat

slice

pour

peel

chop

Ordering food and drink

Steamed, fried or grilled

Ordering food and drink

Rare, medium or well done

Ordering food and drink

Fried, boiled or scrambled

Ordering food and drink

Sparkling or still

Ordering food and drink

White or brown

Eating habits

Eating habits

Eating habits

Eating habits

Eating habits

Food idioms

one’s cup of tea

Not your cup of tea

Meaning

Not what you like

Thanks for inviting me,

but opera is not really

my cup of tea

a piece of cake

Piece of cake

Meaning

Something very easy to do.

- How was your test today?

- It was a piece of cake

spill the beans

Spill the beans

Meaning

To tell people

secret information

My husband was afraid

to spill the beans about

the coast of his purchases.

his cup of tea

spill the beans

with a pinch of salt

crying over spilt milk

a piece of cake

Use the idioms

• They took my explanation ... . I was sure they didn't believe me.
• "I've always had a hard time studying history, but math is a … .“
• "Well, the car is ruined and that's too bad, but there's no use … . We're just going to have to get a new car."
• There is a surprise party for Heidi on Wednesday. Please don't … .
• Camping is not really … – I prefer staying in a hotel.
• Now I'm … . I broke Mrs. Franklin's window.
• He's a … - don't believe anything he says.
• 'Isn't she slightly strange, your aunt? 'Oh, she's … .'